About 60 Nigerians have been quarantined by the Cameroonian government according to a report from Cameroon. The Cameroonian Ministry of health however released the Nigerians after just two weeks after they tested negative to the virus.

From CIN:

The nearly sixty Nigerian quarantined in localities Ekondo Titi and Ekok in the Southwest Region were released last Thursday, September 4 at the direction of the Minister of Public Health, André Mama Fouda . The decision of the head of the health comes after a working visit he paid in the region on Tuesday in order to ensure the implementation of the response plan to the disease Ebola.

Nigerians under surveillance were released after testing negative to the virus hemorrhagic fever. They will eventually spend two weeks in quarantine instead of the 21 days previously announced which corresponded to the incubation period of the disease. The press has denounced the course of the week the treatment of these people in the camps where they were placed. Inadequately housed and ill-fed, they would have had a holiday from hell to Cameroon - Nigerian border .

The Minister of Health has insisted during his tour of the region on the strict surveillance of borders, the South -West sharing with Nigeria, a country already affected by the disease (5 cases), a significant number of miles land and maritime borders.

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